Letter from Sallie Southall Cotten to Gertrude Weil, June 5, 1922, page 2

Letter from Sallie Southall Cotten to Gertrude Weil, June 5, 1922, page 2

Letter from Sallie Southall Cotten to Gertrude Weil, June 5, 1922, page 2.

Courtesy of the North Carolina Office of Archives and History.

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5 June 1922
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American Jewish Historical Society
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Cotten, Sallie S.
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I certainly wish I could have seen it and every woman in the State will applaud your courage and coolness. How can anyone enjoy cheating? I would not have an office that I even suspected had been gained by fraud - but then I am old-timey and ought to be on the shelf. I guess you are all busy over Helene's wedding. Wish I could come myself. My love to all your family and be assured I glory in your spunk.
Sincerely,
Sallie S. Cotten

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Jewish Women's Archive. "Letter from Sallie Southall Cotten to Gertrude Weil, June 5, 1922, page 2." (Viewed on November 25, 2024) <https://jwa.org/media/letter-from-sallie-southall-cotten-to-gertrude-weil-2>.